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Bostwana & Victoria Falls
An astoundingly prolific wildlife of the best kept African secret – Botswana, unimaginable vastness of safaris, pans and mokoro rides in the delta.
Exploring the Area Bostwana
Whether arriving by air or road, the first glimpse of the Chobe River is always breath-taking. It appears as a swathe of bright, blue ribbon, winding its way through the tiny town of Kasane and out into the Chobe National Park’s wilderness. One of Africa’s most beautiful rivers, the Chobe, supports a diversity and concentration of wildlife unmatched in Botswana. The Chobe River forms the park’s northern boundary, making it one of Africa’s premier venues for bird safaris.The park includes four distinct geographical areas: the Chobe Riverfront: the Ngwezumba pans; Savuté; and Linyanti.
Found at the heart of the park, Savuti boasts most of the Chobe region species, except for water-loving antelope. It is best known for its large resident populations of predators, particularly lion, cheetah and hyena.The Savuti channel flows from the Linyanti River for about 100 km, carrying water away from the river, releasing it into a vast swampland called the Savuti Marsh, and further south on to
Okavango Delta
The Okavango Delta is one of the most exclusive wilderness destinations in the world. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the backdrop to wild Africa’s grand spectacle, presenting unparalleled wilderness experiences in a serene inland delta unlike anywhere else on Earth. A journey to the Okavango Delta – deep inside Africa’s pristine interior – is like no other, encompassing vast wetlands and expansive drylands. Visitors traverse the Delta’s meandering waterways, passing palm- and papyrus-fringed islands, thick woodland, resplendent with lush vegetation, and teeming with rich wildlife.
Exploring Zimbabwe Victoria Falls & Hwange
Home to the Majestic Victoria Falls which is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the world, Zimbabwe has a diverse array of attractions which include four UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Great Zimbabwe, Khami Ruins, Mana Pools, and Matopos. Zimbabwe is known of its 7 wonders as follows.
The iconic Hwange National Parkis Zimbabwe’s largest national park located in the northwestern part of Zimbabwe. It covers 14,650 square kilometers with the largest population of elephants in Zimbabwe and Africa’s largest population of the endangered wild dog and one may find rare species such as roan and sable.
What to See and Do
Whether luxury means to you outstanding facilities, excellent service and tastefully decorated camps, or the luxury of having time, having space, having solitude and the opportunity to reconnect with the natural world around you.
- Ride in a dug-out canoe – Mokoro.
- Safari Game drives.
- Boat Cruises.
- Dinner under the stars.
- Scenic Helicopter & Hot Air Balloon Flights.
- Victoria Falls Tour.
- Devils Pool.
- Hwange National Park.
- Tram Ride.
- Traditional Village Tour.
- Historic Bridge Tour.
- White Water Rafting.
- Victoria Falls Theatre.
Where to Stay
Discover the authentic lodges located on the banks of the Savute channel, where elephants come to guzzle water and play, or stay on the banks of the Zambezi River of the city of Victoria Falls, Kasane or Maun.
How to Get Around
It is recommended you explore the country with an experienced guide in a 4×4 vehicle, in a rental car on a self-drive trip or by small aircraft on fly-in safaris.
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